Spoiler Alert!!
So, I started off this time from the second time Anna narrates the story. It starts off in the hospital and then her mother gets the papers about Anna sewing her and her husband. The papaers say, The State of Rhode Island And Providence Plantations, on the top, then, Family Court For Providence Country. In RE. Anna Fitzgerald, A.K.A. Jane Doe. Petition For Medical Emancipation. Then it goes on with Kate telling Anna that if she doesn't want to be her sister than that's one thing but she doesn't want to lose her as a friend. Also, Anna's parents think she's sewing them so she can get attention. Then it goes on to Sara narrating the story. It goes back to 1990 when Kate is being diagnosed with APL and what all will happen. They test Jesse to see if he's a match for an allogeneic transplant. He's not. So then Kate goes through Chemo. She gets sick one day and her parents take her to the ER. When the parents are sitting in Kate's room, Sara comes up with a plan. She wants to have another baby.
I think that in the next section that Sara narrates, she will talk about how the doctors made it possible a.k.a. the procedure, for one of their eggs to be a match for Kate. Also, during the next time Anna narrates, I think she will talk about what has happened in her life with all this drama going on. I saw that next is narrated by Campbell and I think that him and Anna will talk about what to do about the situation and see if she still wants to continue with it. When Brian narrates the story again I think he will give his opinion about the sewing and stuff.
Here are some of my opinions on things. I think that Anna has a right to make decisions on whether or not she wants to donate to her sister or not. But I also think that she should donate to her sister since she loves her and that she shouldn't want her sister to die. This is a very moving and inspirational book. It lets you know how people feel when they go through this kind of thing. Also, what they go through every day.
So, I started off this time from the second time Anna narrates the story. It starts off in the hospital and then her mother gets the papers about Anna sewing her and her husband. The papaers say, The State of Rhode Island And Providence Plantations, on the top, then, Family Court For Providence Country. In RE. Anna Fitzgerald, A.K.A. Jane Doe. Petition For Medical Emancipation. Then it goes on with Kate telling Anna that if she doesn't want to be her sister than that's one thing but she doesn't want to lose her as a friend. Also, Anna's parents think she's sewing them so she can get attention. Then it goes on to Sara narrating the story. It goes back to 1990 when Kate is being diagnosed with APL and what all will happen. They test Jesse to see if he's a match for an allogeneic transplant. He's not. So then Kate goes through Chemo. She gets sick one day and her parents take her to the ER. When the parents are sitting in Kate's room, Sara comes up with a plan. She wants to have another baby.
I think that in the next section that Sara narrates, she will talk about how the doctors made it possible a.k.a. the procedure, for one of their eggs to be a match for Kate. Also, during the next time Anna narrates, I think she will talk about what has happened in her life with all this drama going on. I saw that next is narrated by Campbell and I think that him and Anna will talk about what to do about the situation and see if she still wants to continue with it. When Brian narrates the story again I think he will give his opinion about the sewing and stuff.
Here are some of my opinions on things. I think that Anna has a right to make decisions on whether or not she wants to donate to her sister or not. But I also think that she should donate to her sister since she loves her and that she shouldn't want her sister to die. This is a very moving and inspirational book. It lets you know how people feel when they go through this kind of thing. Also, what they go through every day.
I loved this book!!!!! I thought it was a very moving book. I agree with you that Anna should be able to make her own decisions on is she will give her sister her body parts. When you get towards the end of the book you will understand why Anna is unwilling to donate to her sister. I think this is a very good book but they messed up on the movie ( which was terrible ).
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